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Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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MelbourneLa bohème

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Regent Theatre, Nov 07, 08 mat, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 mat, 17, 18
Puccini: La bohème
Finnegan Downie Dear; Constantine Costi; Opera Australia; Dann Barber; Sabina Myers; Morgan Moroney; Orchestra Victoria
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MelbourneBrahms First Symphony & Piano Concerto

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Arts Centre Melbourne: Hamer Hall, Sat, 7 Nov at 19:30
Brahms
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Jaime Martín; Denis Kozhukhin
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MelbourneChamber Music by Brahms

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Melbourne Recital Centre, Tue, 10 Nov at 19:30
Mendelssohn, Brahms
Denis Kozhukhin; Natalie Chee; Nicolas Fleury
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BK Opera’s Tristan and Isolde impresses in outer Melbourne

Lee Abrahamsen (Isolde) © Ben Fon | Fon Photography
Sandra Bowdler, 29 Oct
A compelling if musically pared down *Tristan and Isolde* in Melbourne, with singing to die for.
****1
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A spellbinding Turn of the Screw from Victorian Opera

Kanen Breen (Peter Quint), Rachelle Durkin (Governess) and Oliver Thadoe Naing (Miles) © Jeff Busby
Sandra Bowdler, 29 Sept
Rachelle Durkin shines leading a perfect cast in a totally spellbinding production by Stuart Maunder of Britten's The Turn of the Screw in Melbourne.
*****
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An updated Poppea crowned in Melbourne

Meechot Marrero (Poppea) and Samuel Dundas (Nerone) © Jeff Busby
Sandra Bowdler, 2 Jul
An updated staging of this 17th-century opera, with great singing and acting, is more successful than its somewhat distracting updated orchestration. 
****1
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